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Police, transport, freight and fire workers will be able to join the daily contact testing scheme.

Some holidaymakers who tested positive for Covid while abroad are having to stay and self-isolate.

The industry body criticises government plans that allow some key staff to bypass the NHS Covid app.

Operators say they may have to run fewer trains as more employees are hit by the "pingdemic".

Australian activewear company Lorna Jane is branded "exploitative" and "predatory" by a judge.

People living in rural areas have less chance of withdrawing or depositing cash nearby, research finds.

Retail sales rose by 0.5% as millions stocked up on food and drink to watch the football tournament.

Shares in the Ant Group-backed company traded more than 80% higher than their initial public offering price.

The ride-hailing giant's shares are now down by more than 25% since their New York market debut last month.

Government guidelines mean road planners can effectively ignore climate change, campaigners say.

Key parts of the food industry will move to daily Covid testing, the government says, after isolating workers led to supply shortages.

The social media companies passed analysts' expectations with their latest financial update.

Dozens of popular websites have been knocked offline.

The chunky shoe's sales nearly doubled in the three months to the end of June compared with last year.

Lawyers for Autonomy's founder, Mike Lynch, say he will fight the US authorities' bid to try him for fraud.

Subpostmasters wrongly convicted of offences during an IT scandal are to receive interim compensation.

The recent pick up in price rises is not expected to last, says Bank of England deputy Ben Broadbent.

Iceland says empty shelves are not industry-wide but the rising 'pingdemic' threatens shop openings.

The world's most valuable oil producer confirmed to the BBC that company files had been leaked.

The firm had said in May it would no longer accept the cryptocurrency over environmental concerns.